The child has one parent, brown-eyed and green-eyed. What color of eyes can a child have?

In genetics, the patterns of the inheritance of eye color are known. According to them: parents with dark shades of eye color also have brown-eyed offspring, as well as blue-eyed ones. For parents with different shades of eyes, the child will inherit a dark color. The probability is high since they are dominant in the genes. With more accurate studies, it is established with maximum accuracy. If the parents are brown and green, then 50% of children will have brown, 37% possibly green, and only 13% will get a blue tint of the iris.